Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 June 1890 — Page 4

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A maker that makes a corset to suit nine-tenths of the women ough*

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suit nine-tenths of the girls as well A woman can go to a store —every store in the country that sells corsets at all—and get Ball's corset, wear it a week or two or three, and then go back and get her money .again if she wants it So can a girl.

A mighty good corset that! The store has a primer on Corsets for you. C'uicauo (.YiKSKr Co., OMcaKO ana New York.

DAILY JOURNAL

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V03TM ASTERS' SALARIES.

.\ 6rawforilsvillu Increased From $2,200 to $2,300-A rnvurable Comparison. Tho roiuljustmi'iit of tbu tuilurii'h of si'coiiil-t'ltisfa postmasters, 1 tiLStxl upoil tlio receipts of tin1 in»t iit»oal year, iiiui to take rtcut from niul alter Juue tu, litis just I'v-ii oomplotoil.

It will he observed tbttt Crawforilsvillo bIjo-.vs it lioultiiy iucroaso uf business and coinpnros very favorably with other cities of its class in the State. Following are the changesfoe Indiana: Anderson,1 iuorcused from $1,900 to £2,300 Couliersvillo, from ?y,10t to £'2,300 Cruwfordsvillo from to $-.301 Frnukfortfroia Sl/.KiO to f'iKokomofrom £'.2,(ton toS"2,'200 liarorle, from t'2,20(l to ^'2, !0O Ijogansport, from 8'2,1U0 to £2,500 Madison, decreased from $2,'200 to .^2,100 Michigan City iucronsotl from •tf'i.UOO to £2,100 Muneie. from 82,000 .. to 5f2,J00 New Albany, from S2,300 to

S'2,100 Yinoeimes.from £2,20tl to S'2, 500 Huntington, from cl/JOO to £2,000.

BADGE PRESENTATION.

Programme of the Exercises at Music Hall Friday Night,. Tin- following is the programme of the badge presentation and tree Gamp l'ire to behold at Music liall by Mel'hersou Tost, (i. A. 11., on l'nday evening next, June 27: .• Music. •"v.. 1'raver by Hew 1). I\ MiClaln

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lleeUailon to* Mlao- Netlk- NichoUon. SotiiL' !*y Center Church Choir. Addtvss hv t.uvernor llovey.

Musk*. eeehand response.

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Church Choir.

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Foilrmiimtc andotlii

speeches hy visiting Comrade*, cr?. intor-persid with imt»le.

After the exoreises at Music Hall, there will be a general reception at the iutt

An Old Miil Under New Management, Crawfordsville is always glad to welcome good soilud busine-ss men VV'L'.U and

^•elconio Molveeu .V Sou, who have bought the Diumoud Mills aud changed thorn to the McKeen Mills. On the other hand Messrs. Mclveen express themselves as more than pleased with our pretty city and intend to' beootno permanent citizens. They will keep you informed as to their business through the advertising columns of The

Music for the Presentation. A'Word lias been received from Indianapolis that i\Irs. Col. J. N. Walker, of famous Meridian street church quartette will positively be here to sing at the badge presentation to-morrow night. She will be accompanied on the piano by Hanson, the blind musician of Indianapolis. This fact alone is sutliciont to crowd Music liall to-morrow night. The admission is free.

Gravel Road Accepted.

'The Comity Commissioners who went to Alamo to inspect the gravel road tendered the county have accepted the same. The road is 2i miles in length and beginning at Alamo runs northeast. It is known as the l'outsville A Alamo gravel road, and has been the subject of much discussion in times past.

Frog Catchers.

Last night Charley (iilbert, Tip Davis. Tom Matthews and Kill Jiidge went frog hunting. They made use of the retlector which blinds the animal and achieved wondertul success. They captured over forty frogs, some of which were said to be whoppers.

To Close at Six.

lieginuing with the fust of July the dry goods and millinery stores will close out ut o'clock in the evening. The clothiers are also being solicited and will probably enter tlio compact. The shoe dealers will continuo open until tho customary hour.

To Dispel Colds.

The pleasant flavor, gentle action anil soothing effects ot Syrup of Elgs, when in need of a laxative anil If the father or rtnollic.r be costive or billlous the most grat.ilying results follow its use. so that it is tiie 1 est family medicine known auil every family should have a bottle.,

—Everything new in dross goods at Abo Liovinson's.

—The goods iu the injured department of Louis BiscliofY's bazar aro being sold lelow cost as the storago room is now cramped.

To Cure Heart Disease

Use "I)r. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed Heart lJcmedy.' ft regulates, corrects and re-, lleves the most distressing eases. Price 50 cents and SI. I'liuiphlet free. Blnghauiptoii, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher,

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PILING UPSTATE DEBT.

A Situation Which Threatens the Future Credit of the State"I wonder what position the various farmers' associations will take upon the matter of increasing the rate of taxation," said State Treasurer ljemeke to .n Indianajiolis News reporter. "With the present rate of 12 cents 011 the $100, the Stale is getting into debt from S400,)00 to .^"00,000 deeper every year. This estimate doe.s ii"t include spocial appropriations or extraordinary expenses of any kind, but simply tlio regular current expenses. There is nothing hard to understand ulxmt it. Indiana is living four or live hundred thousand dollars above her income, that is all." "This Slate has bcou able to Ixirrow money at ii per cent., but oflicera of the big savings banks in New York ami Hrooklvii, whicu have loaned us money, fully understand the situation out hero. They have told me that unless our legislature takes some measure to stop the rapid increase of our debt, they will not lend any more of their money at such a low rate. When our last loan was made we oanvassed the field thoroughly, aud those large savings banks are the only financial iustitutions which will put out inouey as low as .1 per cent., on our bonds. If they fail us we will have to pay a higher rate on further loans".

WAVKIjAMI.

Wheat cuttiug h.is begun these parts. Mouroo McCornnck and family are visiting his mother.

Prof. Kritz and son Will, are homo for the summer vacation. .Tames Scott and wife left Tuesday for Kansas to Bpeud the summer. llarry Khoads was here this wek visiting his jiareuts, II. li. Khoads'.

Mr. Harcaiu, of l'a., aud A1 Wolfe, of Itosetlale, visitetl A. J. Wolfe last week. The -Itli of July will be celebrated at the Shades of Death. (rood speukers are expected.

The town board has put up a sample lamp on the corner of Cross and Howard streets.

Bon Myers, of Crawfoi dsville, is here this week superintending the briok laying on the Christian church.

Clias. McKinnoy and family, of Newtown, and Mr. Miller,of Alto,Mich., visited Will Milligau this week.

Col. Moore was hero this week trying ti secure tlio right-of-way for the new line of railroad. With somo it is a veryeasy matter to make settlement with,and olher ask as much for a strip of land the railroad takes as their whole prem-'L-s are worth.

HAVICIJLY RL'N.

Jlrs. George Leo is on tho sick list. Will Uutler has boon on tho sick list. Maivus Mote is building an addition to his house.

Deputy E. 11. Cox made a call in our midst Monday. A small cyclone passed UiTnugh hero Sunday evening.

I. S. Quigir iins the champion liold of corn in this vicinity. 0. E. ]Sutler and wife attended a piouio Wednesday.

Mr. aud Mrs. Itoynolds, of Vermillion Grove, visited here last week. Jas. Stewart and wife, of Salem Chapel, attended church hero Sunday.

Joseph Johnson mid daughter, Miss Katie, visited Thorn town friends over Sunday,

Miss Mabel Peebles is homo from Indianapolis where she has been attending school.

C. W. Campbell is improving the looks of his farm by fencing it with wild cat felicH.

Wheat is ripe enough to cut farmers are laying by their corn There will 1« no Children's Day at this place tho prospect uow is that we may have anew school house.

Mesdames K. I'. ISoud, Will I 111 tier. S. 1'. Yanguudy, \V. D. Peebles, IL. S. Johnson, and C. W. l'ritchard composed jolly crowd at a carpet tacking at Mrs. Mollie Fink's Thursday.

SIIANNONDALIC

llenry Knox and Chas. Young in Crawl'ordsville Tuesday. It. W. Caldwell, class Wabash college, was here the lirst of tlio week.

M. It. JSrockmau, of Crawfordsville, pasHod through hero Tuesday evening The school house has been purchased by a company and moved on tho old lot where the store burued. Tho supper room will be fitted up for a K. of l1 liall and tho lower room for a business room.

Commencement of tho Franklin town ship schools occurred here Saturday evening anil tho exercises wore good throughout. There were live graduates Chas. I Seek, Frank ISeck, Win, Jones, Otto Zigler, aud Gail Vaugliu. In tho absence of Win. Woody, J. A. Mount deliveied the address to the class.

The storm that passed through hero Sunday afternoon dia great damage in tho way of timlier aud fences. Mart liurroughs received very heavy damage, the house was moved about feet on the foundation breaking out windows and driving feucu rails through tho weather boarding the summer kitchen was carried several rods ami it and contents torn all to pieces tho barn and corn crib were demolished.

Says the Souuicrn Medical Worbl: "Mother's Friend" is irrowint? in favor throughout the South anil is highly reeoinmctulcil by physicians. We consider it in dispensable to those who know they must past through the ordeal of child-biitli. Write Urailllelil Kep. Co., Atlalta, (la,, for particulars. Sold b.v Nye \.Cn.

Ijodies Jereoy ribbed vest low neck and uo sleovesat (i couts at L. Bischof's

Unveiling Hendricks' Monument. For the unveiling of tho Hondricks' Monument at Indianapolis, July 1, 18110. tho Vandulia Liuo will soil excursion tiokots at exceedingly low rates. For rates aud tickets apply to nearest tickot agent of tho Vtindalia Liue.

Summer School.

Miss Flora Work will teach the summer fdiool during the months of July and a part of August. All pupils deslr log to attend please call at .'ios south Green street soon. Will begin Wendesdav. June 25.

•-''••'-WHAT DOES IT MATTER?

Wtvtllh and glory, plaoo »i?iJ powwr, Wha', Ai*d worth tu imp or you' For tb" It'.'i of life ruua nut In an hour,

And ilcttth stands nvitiy t« oluim hl« duo twiumlltiK h«n«»rs »«r hfrtjw of gold, What .are th'\v nil whon all I* told! A *.wm or a a or a tmr— lull do*s It hiatt!r what »ve claim Kor \v«« sloj« the trradlo iut» Uo Mor.

Ami cari'Iess \v«rM oti the same. Hours of fjluihiivs or hours of sorron*, What tlues it matter to us to-morrmv?

Tnjthof Jov" or vow of fneiul Toad^r cAre?iS«'j« or cruel am^rs Wluit do they matter to us in the end*

For the hnef day di-'sand he \oi\jt ai^ht nNim. PjvwJonato or t««rs t»f pall, The x»rave will oj^ti and cover them all, ili»mel«is v«t»nu)t or honored Kuost, l\X)rand lumihle, or rich and ^reat— All nn« raek^l with the world's unreM,

All n»ut»l iwvt. with the i^ejninon fato. I.lfe fi)rn ohtldh^vl till we are old, What is all when all is toMJ -Ella Wheeler Wilcox.

A CLASP OF AMETHYSTS.

"Oh, you're taking in dressmaking, are you" said Lucia Fanshawe, rather suiKrcih(.usly. as she glsneed around tlio neatly furnished back parlor, with Its fashion plates on the table, its lay figure in the corner, and its sewing machine under the window.

Mi.-s F.mshinvo was a tall, elegantly dresseil young woman, with pcrfivtlv fitting kid gloves, a bonnet that had boon imported direct from Mademoiselle Davigne's. Paris, ami a general "I-iun-Itetter-than-you" air.

Ellen Lilburno was pretty, too, but her dress was clieajHT, her manner less aggressive.

The two girls had been disk mates at Madam Uupont's fashionable school in Philadelphia, but since their graduation the wheel of fortune had revolved in far different dirirtions. Lucia had become lugnlfed in the whirlpool of gay society, where a rich husband was the prize for which all were striving, and nothing more serious than the last gertnan or the next progressive euchre party was talked about: while poor Ellen, driven by stress of circumstance into the noble army of breadwinners, had dwelt In a more toilsome atmosphere. "Yes," said she. composedly, "I am taking in dressmaking. Ilave you any customers that you could recommend me? Since jiapn's death my mother and 1 are thrown entirely ujiou our own resources, you know.

She had spoken quickly and with spirit. Somethiiu In Mis.- Fanshawe's. manner had nettled her. "Oh, dear, no!'' said Lucia, smelling at the La France rose that she held In her hand. "My dresses are all designed In Paris, xo pl. the very commonest, and those I have from Miss Attlnelli, on Fourteenth street. I never did can1 for amateur work." "Ind said Ellen. "Then to what do 1 owe the pleasure of this call? It is not at all probable that yon have tftkrui the trouble to coma fearo merely to aco mo."

Lucia laughed a little awkwardly. "You always were so satirical," said she. "Hut I am going to a fancy 'Areas party as a hcliotroyitv flower next week, and I lemeip.bored that pretty amethyst clasp that you used to wear at school. It would mat eh my trimmings exactly, if ou wouldn't iiiim! lending it tome for a I'ew days."

Ellen opened a little desk close to tho window and took it out—a orescent shaped line of purple fire, set in a dull irold frame. "So much obliged to yon," said Lucia, smoothly. "And if I hear of any ono who desires to employ a dressmalter I shall certainly recommend you."

Old Dr. Findley was in his study tho next day when Miia Fanshaw was announced. lie knitted his shaggy brows.

A silly, flippant vi 'ary or fashion," he mutters to himself. "What brings that grandniece of mine here?" I've given her to understand often enough that her visits are unpleasant!"

But Lncla came in smiliug. "Dear undo," said sho, "I've heard that you wei-e making a unique colh.-c tion of precious stones, and I've brought a humble contribution to it."

Dr. Findley pricked up his ears, his eyes grew bright. "EhV" said he. "It's an heirloom in our family," said she. "An amethyst crescent, that belonged to my mother's mothor. Of course, we are very muoli attached to It, but to please you we would sacrifice any fivling of mere sentiment." "Let me see it.*" said Dr. Findley. lie turned the trinket over and over— held it so that the sunlight -was reflected from its fneets of violet fire and scrutinized the setting keenly. "Ilumph," said he, "humph! It's a good color, and the pattern is choice. Out I shall not hike your pretty ornament, Lucia, without making somo return. A fair exchange Is no robbery.

Amethysts are rare, but diamonds are more precious. Hero." lie took from a teak wood jewel casket a ring set with a dow drop of glistening whiteness—a diamond of tho choicest water. "Oh, uncle!" cried Lucia, coloring high with pleasure, "this Is too much!" "No, it isn't," he retorted, curtly, and Lucia went away fin-ling that she hiul a ring handsomer than Miss De Bougainville's fatuous solitaire that every ono admired so much.

It so happened that yonng Dr. Lindsay strolled In a few days subsequently to consult the old practitioner about somo new combination of drugs, and found him absorlwsl in the contemplation of hie antiques. "Look here, Frank, did you ever seo a finer row of amethysts? Lenve off talking aVmt Materia Medica. One can't eat and drink shop the whole time. Look at the color—see the size."

"It's very pretty," said Lindsay. "I seem to havo seen one like It somewhere. Although I can't say I am OHjiecially interested in amethysts." "That von havo not!" cried tho old gentleman with decision. "This specimen Is sul generis. I don't believe ita mate exists. Certainly not on this side of tho water."

Lindnny smiled, admired tho drawers •f tho jewel Ikjx, and diverted the conversation hack to the drug question as soon as possible. Dut his opinion remained unchanged. "There!" he exclaimed to himself as ho came ut from seeing a case of Gorman measles, an hour or so afterward,

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Ho diovo directly to the Liluuii.o house. "Why, Nolly," said hit, with the kindly familiarity fitting to old playmates, "how palo you aro! Doesn't tlio dressmaking business prosper?" I She shook hor head, but triod to summon up a smilo. "Frank, I havo come to tho children of tho city Is very groatj aud tlio conclusion that tliero are too many dressmakers in the city already. But what brings you here? You don't want a dress made, do you?" "Nelly, will you soil that old amethyst I clasp that you used to wear?" said he, in tho abrupt fashion that was ordinary to him. "I believe I can got you good price for it. Old Dr. Findloy is making a collection of antique gems, and I think ho would pay you well fur it."

I have lent it to MissFanshawo," said Ellen. "She borrowed It to wear to a fancy dress party, and when I asked hor for it, she 'Id mo sho liftd lost it."

Lucia Fansliawo?" Yes." Humph!" said Frank. "In that case, why dou't she make good tho loss to yon?"

Ellen iirehe.l her pretty eyebrows. "1 don't think that Lucia likes to spend money," said she, "except where it will make a show."

It's very strange," said Frank, reflectively. He met Miss Fanshawe at a reception tho next evening. Sho was superbly dressed and looked very handsome, but he could not help rememljormg Ellen Lilburne's lost clasp. "I don't see," said Lucia, ]etulantly, to her mother, "what makes Dr. Lindsay so cold and standoffish of late. They tell me he has got very f:dr practice, and, of course, ho'll inherit that old Lindsay estate in the suburbs sooner or later. He used to bo rather an admirer of Ellen Lilburno, hut since shehasgono entirely out of society" "Don't fret, dear," said Mrs. Fanshawe "men havo their hot nnd cold fits it's their nature. Now, I'm quite euro that Frank Lindsay admires you. Give him plenty of line—you'll be pretty certain to land htm at last," added tho accomplish'm1 old maneuverer.

The very next time that Lindsay went to Dr. Findley's house tho old gentleman alluded to tho amethysts again. "Ilavo you found that match for my circlet of gems yet?" he said, jeeriugly. "No," answered Frank. "Will you allow me to look at the stone onco more?" "As much as you llko—as much as you liko," Baid Findley, gleefully. "One or two experts have soon 'orn, and thoy tell mo I've got a real treasure in 'em!" "Did you tell mo whoro it was that you obtained them?" asked Lindsay. "No, I didn't but it is no secret. My grandniece, Lucia Fanshawe, gave thom to 1110. They wore an heirloom In the family, it seems—on her mother's sido— but Lucia is a good hoarted little thing, and sho knows my fancy for raro stonos. However, sho has lost nothing by it, for I gave her in return a $800 din.mc.nd. I'm not ono who likes to be under obligations to anybody." "Ah!" said Frank. "Wen, then, sir, if I was to use. »l v.is luAoxryour clasp of

Einethys'ts is its own match." Ehl" cried tho old gentleman. This is tho very ornament of which I was shaking," said Lindsay. "It is tho same ono I uBod to seo in tho dress of a friend of mine—Miss Lilburno. Your very obliging uieco has boon generous at somo one else's expense. Sho borrowed Miss Lilburne's crescent of amethysts, and very oonveniontly forgot to return it. It is strange to what depths of moanness your society lady will stoop ot times," ho oddod, bitterly.

Dr. Findloy pulled meditatively at his grizzled mustac.ho. "Ilumph! humph!" said he. "Tho diamond was clear gain, then, wasn't it? But whero does this lady live, Lindsay? I must either return this trinket to hor, or see if she will part with it to mo for a fair compensation. I must say that I ain unwilling to lose it." "Keep tho cliisp, sir," said Frank "I will undertake that all slrnll lie right. I am going to ask Nelly Lilburne to marry me—and, of course, tho interests of husband and wife are ono.

The old gentlenum shook hands heartily with him. "I congratulate you, my boy?" said he. "I'm a bachelor mysolf, but there aro times when I question tho wisdom of my own ?otirso in life."

Ami Lucia Fansliawo had never received so severe a verbal custlgation as that which Dr. Findloy gave lior that day. "Niece," Baid ho, "you havo been a thief and a liar both. I don't know from whom you can possibly have Inherited this moral obliquity, but I am certain It wasn't from my sido of the genealogical tree. Be so good us to give me back the diamond ring, which you neither ournod nor dej-erveil I intend to offer it as a wedding present to the girl whom Lindsay is going to marry—the real owner of the amethysts."

And poor Lucia had not a word to say ill her own defense. All her life long she had practiced those little diplomacies, ond sho hail novor before been found out. But now, to lose diamond, lover and tho esteem of her rich old granduncle, ail at once—it was rather overpowering.

Dr. Findley kept his word. Ho sent tho diamond ring to Nolly Lilburno with a pretty congratulatory note. Nor was this all. On hor wedding day sho received as perfect a sot of amethysts—brooch, ear pendants and bracelets—as Now York could supply. "In their way they are porfi^t," said Dr. Flndlev "but thoy aro not, like tho clasps, antiques."

But Lucia Fanshawe received no cards to tho wedding. Probably she would not have gone If she had. Failure ai

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not like to walk behind the chariot wheels of Success.—Toronto Mail.

Deformity From Urlgnt's Disease. S. J). VanHuskirk, of Dcniarest, X. ,|. says Au(j. 20,188*: "Dr. David Kennedy's l-'avorite remedy, of Kotindout, N. Y., has cured our daughter of Bri^ht's Disease, after all other means had Tailed. She was so swolen that she measured 45 inches around the waist, und IS inches below the knee. To say that we feel thankful for such a boon as Favorite Remedy is but a poor expression of tho feelings of grateful parents."

—Attend the lace enrtuiu sale this week at Abo Levison's.

—Now is the time to ordor your now auil for commencement of Bnodgrnss AMurphy, tho popular tailors.

COLUMBUS Martin's.

"I remember now where I saw tho match to that «'la*p of purple stones. Nolly —We will sell you more and betto Lilburne used to wear it in her lace col- goods for one dollar than any house city. Aim Lkvinson.

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Just the thing for Commencement. Go and See. v-

A mother'* Vull.

The dead of Caiillarl, Sardinia, am buried in a bright oemotory. '"It is ail ordcrod thicket of tjoie-duius, In endless bloom," writes all Ennlish tourist "and from tho splendor peer forth tho wliil marblu tombs and tho black crosses hiuh pay tributo to tho doad under tho flowers."

The visitor sees that tlio mortality among great, and reads with aclifng heart tho wails of tho mothers recorded upon tho nionuiiiuntal I marble.

On one monument ia carved thefiguro of

a little Iwy of thrco, Boated In his nursory chalf, with a toy looso iu liis hand, and his bead upon one sido. as if lie were asleep. Tho mother's convulsive Bigh Is heard as tho epitaph is read: "Naughty otiel Why do you not awakef"

Another epitaph commemorates a child vet younger "Within throo days ho was born, ho suffered, and ho died. Oh, truo compendium

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A Qaoatlon of Bull.

An English correspondent asks a question whioh tho sciivntillo studunt of tho flight of tho baseball ouKht to bo nblo to answer. Ho says: "Whilst ou tliosubjoct of golf I should llko to mention that I havo noticed a peculiar phenomenon in tho flight of a golf ball l'or which I havo lxieu unablo to account. The ball on being struck from tho tee lias taken a very quick and low flight, and when It hits traveled flfty or sixty yards has risen In tho air, aud ho loft tho natural curve of its trajectory. I havo been told that a twill has been seen to riso twleo in this mannor, but I have never scon Buch a thiuK myself. Can this bo caused bv any spin Imparted to tho ball lu tho act oi striking, oris It tho result of its meeting with au opposing current of air?"

Mllkmntdfl und Sweeps.

The great festival of tho milkmaids and swoops of tho 1st of May dates Its origin back to tho Iloinans, who were wont to commcmorato the festival of Flora, tho goddess of flowors, for several days In May. May poles wero forbidden to 1*5 erected by parliament In 10M, but they woro restored again on tho restoration of Charles II, aud in 1001 tho May polo in tho Strand was reared with much coromony and rejoicing. This pole, which stood near whore Catlierlno street joins the Strand, was of cedar, and was raised by twelve scamiui commanded by tho Duko of York, who wna then lord high admiral of England.— Chambers' Journal.

How's This?

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Sunday Special.

Commencing June 10, and continuing ten woeks tho Vandalia will run special train to Lake Max iukuckeo passing Crawfordsville at 3-l a. m. returning at 9 :-lf p. m. Fare for tho round trip 82. you want a quiet restful, refreshing day, try ono trip to the lake.

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SUltltEYS, for a stylish one try Tlnsoy ,t Martin.

—Go and see how cheap you can buy goods at the great mark down sale at Louis Bischof's.

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VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS^ Cure Dyspepsia, CIonMlpntion of the Jtowek Ililioiis Uttnplainis, llc.»lacho, Si St«jin l.iver Diseases, nnl Purify the IIU**!. 'l VIMBK'TIUNS.—TaWot^Ur,. (tx** vHonre/

X. ||M»I """""••Ji*«k»»hf.lunilatnlfH.tBd

tl.efnorni,,*. «»Wt«T»ry /.

utU, AdHrU orWf.U."/ CnatvrOfvtlW,

WEAK WEN

Buffering from tha effocta of yonthfnl orror*. aarlr decay, waiting weakneaa, loit manhood, oto.. I wlfi aond a valtubla treatlaa (iwalod) containing full Elwi^Sf i0m# =ur"'FREEof charge.

•plandid medical work ahonld bo road by

»nrr

man who la narroua and deblUtr^d. Addrena, Trot.

P. C. fOWLEB. Moodua.

Diseases of Wome*i

AND SITUOUKY.

Consultation rooms over Smith'* drop s'.ore, South Washington Street, Craw fordnvllle, Indiana.

R. ETTER, M.

ONE UXJOYS Both tlio method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to tho taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, demises the system cflcctually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to tho taste and acceptable to the sloniach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to nil and have made it tho most ruilar remedy known. ?yrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and §1 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any ono who wishes to try it. Do not accept any •substitute.

pogu

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. N I

In Its Ireatinont or rlicuiiintisni and all rheumatic troubles, milliard's ltliciimaUc Syrup stands first and foremost above all others. K'-ad their medical pamphlet and learn of he Kteat niedlclna value of the remedies which enter Into Its composition. For sale and hlghlv recommended by MolTett, Mm Kan A Co

VI Trillin Vistas.

Tho Personally Conducted Excursions over the Chesapeake ,V Ohio ltailway, that proved so popular last year, will lw repeated duriup tho soasou of 1KD0, and June 2-1, July loth, August 2tith aud September 10th have liecu selected as tho date of doparturo from Cincinnati. A special traiu of royal vest ihulo coaches' with an observation" ear attached, will carry the tourists, over tho entire route by daylight. Stoppages for rest aud sightseeing will bo made at Whito Sulphur Springs,Natural liridge, Luray Caverns and Richmond Old Point Comfort and the seashore boing reached on the fourth evening for supper at tho famous Hygoia Ilotol.

Each party will bo limited to one huudrcd porrous. Ticket'', coveriug transportation iu both-...iectiou°, aud. all expenses on the going trip includiug meals, hotel accommodations, carriages, admission to caverns, etc., will be furmshod for tho nomiual sum of Thirty Dollars. Pamphlets giving full particulars will be furnishod ou applicatioa to II. W. Puller, tieu'i Pass'r Agont, Cincinnati O.

Attention.

KiiIkIiIh of l'ythlas aud others desirous of attending the session of the Supreme Conclave to beheld at Mil viiukee latmmeni.'ing July 7, ami eoncludliif.'.lulv 12th, lfi!»0.

The Mom Iioute Is desirous that von notice the unonialed facilities which It affords to its patrons, of fast lime, close connection with lines cllvericiiif,' from Chicago, its fine perfected vestibule equipment and courteous employes and its desire to increase your patronage by the comfort you will experience during your journey over the Monon Uoute. By their instructions to agents to advise promptly the number he anticipates will attend from that locality that amplt provisions may be made to'lnsure all having seats, von will confer a special favor by so notifying him at your eaillest convenience, that there need be 111 failure on our part to sec-lire the desired result.

Aside from the all rail ioute via Chicago, you have t,ho unsurpassed accommodations afforded by the Goodrich Line of .Steamers enabling you to travel by night or day on Lake Michigan, and enjoy the refreshing breeze that prevails during this season of the Conclave.

Tho special features of the olllcial programme, as furnished us, are, on Monday the 7th, the reception of tin Supreme flepresuitalivcBand ollielals of the Supreme Lodge aud niemqers of the order.

Wednesday tho Ilth, at, !l a. in., will occur at Cold Springs Park and continue by divisions the entire morning. At p. m., prompt, the Grand l-'icld Review at Cold Spring Park, affording grandest military display since the war. At, 7:.'!() p. in., at Sehlitx. Park, the grand prize conceit', for all brass bands will be inaugurated.

At !l a. III., the 10th, competitive prize drill will be resumed, anil continue until all divisions have participated. Jn th afternoon a drive about the city in carriages tendered to members of the Supreme Lodge. In the evening at Gobi Springs Pink will be produced the finest Pyrotechnic display over seen In this section of the country. Including a Knight in full armor on horse-back with the shield of the order, and waving aloft the emblematic bannerol the order finely portrayed also a line portrait of the founder the order, with appropriate devices.

At :i p. ihellth, will occur a gru nd prize drill. Saturday, July 12lh, the closing lealure or the session will be the completion of the prize drill by the competing divisions, announcement of the decisions ol the judges, and awarding of prizes.

For guides, aid schedules of the Monon Jloutc not obtainable at your local stations, address W. G. Crush, D. P. A., Louisville, Ky. I. D. lialdwln, D. P. A., Indianapolis, Ind., or

•IaMF.S BARKF.1t.

General Passenger ytgi Monon Block, Chicago. In.

BAYLESS

Is Ht lll In the—

TransferBusincss

Mc will answer all calls for

trains or otherwise

Leave orders at 120 West Mar

ket street

in design are "the latest" in Bracelets, Neck. Pen-

dants, and Rings. See them at 111 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET.

The Latest at the New York Store.

New and Stylish Line of Dress Good!

Urawfordsvillo, Indiana Thomas' New muck. a:H!i Knst Main. ICtMkllls 1 :W1(1 'J.

McKeen Mills.

McKeen & Son, formerly of the

celebrated l'illshury l('lour

Mills, of Minneapolis,

More recently of Indianapolis,

kave purchased the

Brown & Watkins' MILLS,

And jiropo.se to dy .i bi«r business

in Crawfordiville- They are

PRACTICAL MILLERS,

And only want a fair cliiinci' t,o jirnvc themselves worthy of a liberal patronage.

For a good fnuiily Hour, trv

"McKEEN'S BEST."

NOTICE

Mohairs, Brilliantincs, Henriettas,

Almas, Surahs, and Tamise, Elegant and JU*aiitifnL Lace Toints, VanDykc and Embroidery Points, Eii lius, Rn lv and Lace Scarfs.

Milliner}, Carpets, Men's Suitings

We always sell the Host, Newest, Cheapest.

Myers & Cham i.

E. W. REAM, D.D.S., DENTIST,

-OKTIIK-

Cify Board cf Equalization.

Notice Is lirivhy imcn that tin* ('My Hoatil ol K'|iiati/t!li«u will meet ill llic 'ouurl! ('htunbi'rin the city ot Cruwlnritsvillo, on Tluirstlay .Iiiiio tit), 1800, al. 7:30 o'clock p. in. to hear ami olormiiuMtll complaint* hut iimv lie lroiurlt I e.orv It ivlatlvolo tlio uss'Kii!-nt list ot Unsaid dl v.

SOUTH SOUTH I

No 3—Mull I :-0*miMall 8:»fmui No 5—Mall. ... 1 HtipmIKvpnt^ 1 r»piu liOCul Krolirht.. .l:0."»:ini!A!t.inn 1 N

wkst- 0,, ],S

r.saT

No 1—Mall, 0:'*0 atniNo '2 -Mall, il.. 1 :.'»7pni No3—Mallet). 1 '.2 ."»"'aiutNo I -MhI!(•!)... I ."..Yui No!—Mall..tl.... 1 No 0—Mall Ipn Nc 7—KxuroHN No K- ICrwrif«n l*m

LAKAYKTTK

Steam Dye Works.

Ladies' and Gonts' Oarmonts neatly dynd, cleaned and reiialred. Ladies' Dressos and Cloaks dyed nnd cleaned without lipping apait. Work dune on short notii e.

Work Flrst-Class. Trices Iteasonalile. All goods sent liy expresK will ivceive prompt att ntion. Address,

EMIL MUELLER.

No. 4 Curtis Block, Lafayette, Indiana.

MILWAUKEE BEER

CELEBRATED

IU.I I! lilliUON, AND EXPORT

The Nutt Hotel Bar.

Female

r1DR- KILMER'S

A OBEAT BLESSING TO WOHEN.v Read Srmptoma and Condition* thla Speolflo will Believe and Cure. IE Ynn

hnve

nervous or sick headacho.etom-

Il IUU aobaohc, backache, splncachc, bloating Internal heat or scalding urine, II Ynn have chronlo weakness,benring down II I (III or perversions lncldcnt to lifc-chnng-o If Ynil

hay°.

uterine,catarrh, suppressed or

II I UU painful periods, or ovarian dropsy. If Yn I i1"'0 suspicious growths, disposed to I I I or os he or ha It Rll McSP^J^.a nin^own constltu. II DKI Ilia tlon ond brings refreshing sleep, It Wl I ?tepcl dull tired looks and fool*K"V and bring book youthful bloom and beauty—restores tho nervous system.

inllueneo.

If You

See aasss

,on*

HUMPHREYS

caivrtilly nrcearoil iiresuHpil,,,,, r, r".5,, thirtyjm'umusctlliy tho \a a H|NVlal euro for tin* .IIhi-hm. mhi, ti

LIST 1

10 1 1 12

*2tt

•27 !»N :io

KUr.LI II.MIKKIV,,

Por Frank ). Ma.vwi'll, Deputy.

CruwlonlsMllr, May '.'H, ISHO.

TIME TAULEb.

N A & C. VANM) KOttTtl fJOtTTII No A—Mull.... I l.'iani' K.v prcs.. 1 l.'iim No (»—iMnll I. iSjitn Mail. liu'jopn Local Kri'l^rht. :.*»«»i»in A»-coin

JIu'm? StiiytttcH euro without i.nn«ItiirorriHluHiiRi u* v«t. m, mul an- h, ^"Vul tlftNj tllt'HOVCi'Cllfl)11*0 Off ||«. riVt.

OP I'KISCIl'A SOU. ClllttOM. |.u„ Fovoi'n, 'ont ptttl»n, InNiitiinintlon .. orniH, Worm Worm Vu\u I ryiiisr r»llrtor j4HtlitiiKorinfniits IHill-rhcii, Chlldrt iMir Atlullx lf3'Mi*iiloiar« (irlpliiKi lllIioitH Colic.. liolorii iiloi'lMiNt Vomitlnc ('outrliM, coht, MronrhUiH...., Neni'nljxiH, roothaclic. I-'/iccnolio

il 7

II*ii«liirhsli'klli'a«lachi\

•J 5

Vci'lko

tynpopNlti,

IUIIoiik

stomnch

or I* ti 1 I'm I l»«rlo«U.

lilt'H» t«»o I'rofaso I'crloilH..

II ll n| »'P llll lini: I'lllMIN..

II 15 Hi 17 1»

Croup, OotiKh, Diniculi linvithliiK Suit l{|i('utii» Krynlpclas, Krnnt UIkmiiiihi 11 win, rain

lollK.

HiiiH iniii, j^iii-uiiiiiiii- iiiiin,,,.

d«pvi»rinnl Aiciits (-htllK,Malaria.... I'lli'N, IUUhI or 1Hi'4«({|t)Kfiunrrh, HiMiumizji, Cold inthf Ituiul lioopiiiff Vioh'titA'oiiKhfi. OriHTnl Urliilliv.l'liyRK'alWeaUnc'HH 1% uluoy DNrtiNi* Nwvoiik Di liiUly 1 I rlnnry W'oiiUiiorm* \Vriiitii lVi|. DNonsoM oft lie 11 curt«Palpitation 1

:p 50 .5» 50 i18 .50 .00

SoM liy ]»niK'ulHis, or fi(.»nt postpnM on n*i-»»l|.t of price. I)u. UrMrnitKYs' Mantau (HI p:»«««.) rlclily lioinul hi cloth and K"h1, inullcil fr.c II iimith rcyu'.llcriicincrtt.liu Kution st. N v.

S E I I S

All Records Broken With Ihcrlianye of liiuo taUimr MA IS, IS'.m,Til

Solid Vestibule Trains (HTIII!-

Big Four Route

Will be M-l 1 11 led so as to prnviilc tin' lies! 11111I quickest.survico evi l' i.l'i'ri'il li(!t\vren tlio. NOUTU, SOUTH, EAST AND WI'.S'I' Tlio llnest ti-11111 in Ainonoii, i-i|iu|i|K-il wiili an oUjirant, ilinin^-rar Sorvioo runs llail.v liotAvocn. St. Louis .Cincinnati.

Xcu \'oi'k lini! PioMni,

4-TrackKfcw iffliLcnlralli.R IvUiiilintr |assc«#:ers ti CJrr'inl I't.-nt.ral .sin tion in the of .W\v ork City, Iriur which point lin* stm»i rars nnd olcv:tleii railway can or taken to ait.v of tin'

N.H'II.IIL'C of cars in !»••*!on. Tl.c SjnilliWrsliTM Limili'd IIUIUOS DirtM't, con 11 o«*tton in tViiui Dcpols tvilh t.hron«.'h I ruins I roiii all wcr.h rn aiut sent horn en ic«, •.'yr.'Ahsuhiti'ly No Kerry TrnriKtVr.

Tit!-:--

Musi Cniipldt Vcbiil ii!i(! -Tian.: Oil tho American 'onllnciit run daily 1»'t werii CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO

Asi l'or tickets via

The. Four Koiif^

OSCAU Cl. MlJKIiAV, I). It. MAIiTIN 'rrafllte Manager, (lot:', I'ass. AiieU CINCINNATI. Cllllt).

"tllloutsvillt tltWAlBUHYS CiilCAGO Rr

Through liout.o 10

Chicago,

Louisville, Lal'ayc.llc., (irciMicastlc, Michigan City,

IJcdlord,

Noav

Albany.

All Points Nort.li, South and West.

JAM KM RAItKKIt,.

Hon.

Piipp. AJ-'T.

Monon Konti*.

AiluniHKxproHs Building, IH."

lieurlton St. Chh ntro. III.

Vandalia Line

Diiti'.iri' i:t)t"i to

Nashville, Cli.-illiiiio»jr:». l-'loi i.la. Ilol Sprinirs, Tt'xas, Kansas. Missouri, Micliiiran. C.iiiat!:i,

Norl In 1*11 ('liio,

(Ilcittl Jllj llfs, ('ll'illl (Julll In Si III llll lil'll!^'

I. (5. !l ll 'lli V','I'llI.

Diri A Peori'i Division,

II 4 ll'lli III"! 'V I II .V I bhoi 1 1.IIU)

liout. 1 rist. and West.

VV:i .' irr jh:i :u.l l.'i cllnlnr Thalr u011 nl^ht- rains. H?st modern day coih

nil trains. ('onncutlntr with solid Vestibule

Itloomlinrtiin and I'corlaloand Ironi

ItiiIiih

:i«

MIsmki

river, Denver and the Pacific coast. At Indianiipolis, (/inclnnut.i. Springfield :ni'l Colimilitis to.ind rromtln* IliiPti-rn and m-u hoard cities.

THAINfi AT nitAM't'OUn.SVlhLR. COINUWKST. No. 1 mall (d) a. 111 No.il mall a. in No. 't mail (d) 1 p. in No. 7 Kxprcss 0:-lT p. joIN(i T.AST. Mall d) 1 in Kxpress K:"»l ««i Mall 1:'J.*»pin Mnll(d) 4:r7".» For full fnlorinatlon re^irdlnj! lime. and ronO s, consult the icket aRcnt mik' a 1folders. (iKOHCHK UOUINSr-N. Aut

llc]iii.iring, Engravin

ami Fitting

S a

Receives special allcntioD